Skip to content

July 2011

IELTS test in Nigeria – June 2011 (Academic Module)

Below is the IELTS exam shared by C from Nigeria (thanks to the contributor!)

Listening test

Section 1. A man called a job information service telephone
operator.
Questions: filling out a form.

Section 2. Two students’ discussion with their course tutor.
Questions: filling in blanks, multiple choice.

Section 3. A man provided info about waste disposal in a community.
Questions: note completion.

Section 4. A lecturer talked about latest archaeological discoveries.
Questions: summary completion, choosing 4 correct sentences about the recording out of 7 sentences in total.

Reading test

Passage 1. About pearls.
Questions: Summary completion, True/False/Not Given.

Passage 2. Can’t remember.

Passage3. How people understand languages.
Questions: note completion.

Writing test

Writing task 1 (a report)

We were given two pie charts on energy use in Australia and greenhouse emissions from various appliances respectively.

Writing task 2 (an essay)

Some say the world would be a better place with fewer languages. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Speaking test

Interview

– What is your full name?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you like about your job?
– Do you like photographs?
– Do people take pictures in your country?
– Why do people take pictures?
– Tell me about a local dish in your country.

Cue Card

Talk about something that you would like to succeed in doing. Please say

– What is it?
– How would you make it happen?
– Why do you want to do it?
– Do you know someone who has achieved it?

Discussion

– Do you like competition?
– Some people say children should not be exposed to competition. What do you think?
– How do you think competition will change in the future?

IELTS Results competition winners in June 2011

I am delighted to give you the good news – in June we had 13 winners to congratulate on achieving the best IELTS results. Amazingly, four of them got Band 8.5 – what a success! Without any further introduction I give you the people with the highest scores:

Academic Module – 1st place

  • Lidija Dimitrovski from Serbia, Band 8.5
  • Dmitry Shigabutdinov from Russia, Band 8.5
  • Farhan Khan from Pakistan, Band 8.5

Academic Module – 2nd place

  • Nadya Suharsono from Indonesia, Band 8.0
  • Pinta Punsoni from Thailand, Band 8.0
  • Martina Vrzalova from Slovakia, Band 8.0
  • Megana Kedar from India, Band 8.0
  • Arijit Chakraborty from India, Band 8.0

Academic Module – 3rd place

  • MD Rajibul Hasan from Bangladesh, Band 7.5
  • Anastassiya Lyubich from Kazakhstan, Band 7.5
  • Zeeshan Razzaq from Pakistan, Band 7.5

General Training Module – 1st place

  • Dimitris Lazos from Greece, Band 8.5

General Training Module – 2nd place

  • Vincent Kong from Malaysia, Band 8

On behalf of the whole IELTS-Blog team I would like to congratulate our winners. You all have done amazingly well, and thus became a source of inspiration for many other test-takers out there, working their way through IELTS materials right now.

According to our tradition, the winners’ special certificates are being sent to their emails, and their names are joining the IELTS-Blog hall of fame.

And now is the time to ask the BIG QUESTION: how did they score so well? This is a question that I hope to get the answer to from our winners. All we know at this stage that most of them were using the resources from www.IELTS-Blog.com, but surely there is more tips and advice they can share with us.

Dear winners, please share the methods of preparation that enabled you to achieve these remarkable scores. Email us to info[at]IELTS-Blog.com today, and we will pass your advice on to everyone tomorrow!